pmud-0.9.1 -> pmud-0.10.1
- new: after closing lid, pwrctl is called with lid-closed
       after opening lid, pwrctl is called with lid-opened
- new: -u flag. Use AF_UNIX sockets in stead of TCP. Note that Batmon does
       not support this.
- new: beep just before sleep and right after waking and on errors. Code 
       stolen from pcmcia-cs-3.1.30:cardmgr/cardmgr.c Author David Hinds
       and modified
- update: fblevel.8 now indicates the minimum and maximum values, thanks
       to Paul J. Lucas <pauljlucas@mac.com>
 
pmud-0.8.1 -> pmud-0.9.1
- new: -K flag. Put machine in sleep when lid closed and no ac power.
       if lid closed and on ac power, then only power off screen
- new: on close of lid or sleep, power off screen on wakeup and only if
       lid is opened, put screen power on
- fixed: close all open file descriptors before running pwrctl
- fixed: iBook2 jittery on trackpad, thanks to Joe Buczek <jbuczek@vuetia.com>
- new: added fnset.c to contrib
- fixed: set charging indication on either of both batteries, thanks to
         Seanano <sto9013@ksu.edu>
- fixed: DEVFS support, thanks to  Chad Miller <cmiller@surfsouth.com>
- fixed: %doc errors in pmud.spec, thanks to "Calum Selkirk" 
         <cselkirk@sophix.uklinux.net>

pmud-0.7.1 -> pmud-0.8.1

- new: -k flag if set then don't bring machine to sleep on close of lid

pmud-0.7.1 -> pmud-0.7.1

- fixed: trackpad restore error after sleep

pmud-0.6.1 -> pmud-0.7.1

- fixed: rpm.spec bug regarding creation of /dev/adb.
- fixed: --facility bug; setting a different facility now works.
- fixed: compile warning on initialising sigaction structures.
- fixed: percentage calculation in apm structure with 2 batteries (Sean).
- new: Added COPYING and THANKS.
- new: pmud will try to get the trackpad settings just before sleep and
  will restore them right after waking up.
- new: PowerBook 3400 APM support by Joseph P. Garcia.
- new: Added wakebay by Joseph P. Garcia, modified pwrctl to use it.
- hack: if pmu not supported and sleep is requested, then shutdown the machine
  so it will not burn or deplete the battery.



pmud-0.5.1 -> pmud-0.6.1

- just before sleep pmud retrieves the fb backlight level and just after
  waking up, pmud restores the backlight level to this last known level.
  This enables you to use the offb (in BootX the 'No Video Driver is checked)
  and still have the backlight of the screen come up after a sleep. Note that
  the backlight level isn't set to the lowest level possible when you issue
  a sleep and use the offb (you can still see the windows), so even though it
  isn't the optimal situation you can now use it more comfortabel. Note that
  the -o flag disables this behaviour (you get the old situation back) for
  those that where glad that the display didn't come up after a sleep. Also
  see the fblevel tool on this.
- new program 'xmouse'. To get and set X windows mouse settings. Just an
  utility.
- BenH's trackpad utility is now included in the pmud distribution.
- pmud rpm package now Provides 'apmd' to satisfy the wmapm requirement.
- snooze accepts -s and -S flags for wmapm/apm compatibility, also /usr/bin/apm
  is a symbolic link to snooze.
- pmud now supports 'pseudo-apm'. Code was derived from a patch send to me
  by BenH, whom got it from an anonymous person. Note that 'pseudo-apm' is
  not (yet) supported for PowerBook 3400 machines. Let me know if you need it.

pmud-0.4.1 -> pmud-0.5.1

- pmud now calls "pwrctl wakeup {battery|ac}" right after wakingup from a nap
- pwrctl accepts the "wakeup" parameter, idem for the pwrctl-local example
- debugging syslog messages are only sent if the debug flag was supplied to
  pmud on startup. So there is no more constant sending of debugging messages
  to syslogd anymore.
- pmud now calls "pwrctl warning battery" when it detects a low battery
  condition. This will trigger a wall or xmessage notification.
- snooze now reads a line of data from pmud after the sleep call to avoid
  dropping the connection with pmud too fast.

pmud-0.3-2 -> pmud-0.4.1

- The location of various files changed to /etc/power/*

- Snooze now calls pmud, instead of putting the machine to sleep itself. 
  Thus snooze get's all the benefits that pmud provides

- Various bugfixes in pmud, most importantly:
  - avoid crash on SIGPIPE when a network connection disappears
  - avoid constant calling of pwrctl on a powerlevel change
  - display the correct machine type

- Various modifications to pmud:
  - pwrctl is now called with 2 arguments (see pwrctl itself)
  - some rudimentary validation of the secureness of programs to run
  - Some iBook preparation for future development
  - Some pseudo apm preparation for future development

- Modifications to the manual-pages
